Ridge Crest Baptist Church

Matthew 28:1–10

The empty tomb declares the final victory of King Jesus. Fear turns to joy, despair turns to hope, and death is defeated forever. This Easter message celebrates the resurrection and calls us to live boldly in the new life offered by the risen King. Because He lives, everything changes.

John 19:16–23

What looked like defeat was actually a coronation. The cross, meant to humiliate Jesus, became the throne from which He conquered sin and death. This message invites us to see the crucifixion not as tragedy, but as triumph — and to respond with awe, gratitude, and surrender to the King who gave His life for us.

Matthew 26:57–68

Jesus stood silent before false accusations, mockery, and rejection — yet never lost His identity as King. This message looks at how Christ remained firm in truth while the world turned against Him, and what that means for us when we face misunderstanding or opposition. When everything around us shakes, we can stand secure in the King who stood firm for us.

Matthew 21:1–11

On Palm Sunday, the crowd welcomed Jesus as King — but they misunderstood the kind of King He came to be. Riding on a donkey instead of a warhorse, Jesus redefined power, authority, and victory. In this message, we explore what it really means to welcome Jesus not just with praise, but with surrender. Are we ready for the King we need, not just the one we expect?

Jonah 3:6-10

Repentance

Obedience in Opportunities that God Presents

Jonah 2:8-9